Standing Tall Together - Tam, Jacqui
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In this special 20th anniversary omnibus, Standing Tall: Together presents two personal and yet universal stories of love and loss. A Daughter's Gift carries readers through the joys of a remarkable father-daughter relationship and the tragedy of Alzheimer's disease, reminding us that what the mind forgets, the heart and soul remember. Twenty-one Days in May spans a brief three-week period from initial cancer diagnosis to last breath, bringing into focus the character, courage and strength of one woman and her indelible bond with her daughter. Capturing two distinct, heartbreaking journeys and…mehr

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In this special 20th anniversary omnibus, Standing Tall: Together presents two personal and yet universal stories of love and loss. A Daughter's Gift carries readers through the joys of a remarkable father-daughter relationship and the tragedy of Alzheimer's disease, reminding us that what the mind forgets, the heart and soul remember. Twenty-one Days in May spans a brief three-week period from initial cancer diagnosis to last breath, bringing into focus the character, courage and strength of one woman and her indelible bond with her daughter. Capturing two distinct, heartbreaking journeys and two tremendously impactful relationships, Together is a deeply moving tribute to two parents and the power of their love.
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Jacqui Tam is an award-winning communications professional, author and publisher. An intensely proud Newfoundlander, she has lived and worked in eastern, central and western Canada and given talks as far afield as the UK and Australia. After a 35-year career that took her to the executive level in the higher education sector, she started her own communication consulting firm, working with clients across the country. Most of her writing is non-fiction. And mostly she still listens more than she talks.